Connecticut western news., 1887-04-06
Local News.

Local News.
 Just read what w. H. VanPstten has to say about fine photo work.
 David s. Proper, formerly of this place, has moved from Elizaville to Glenco Mills, N. Y.
 The mercury registered roc above zero Monday noon and only 800 above zero Tuesday noon.
 Some correspondence is unavoid ably deferred to-day. Please send in your correspondence earlier.
 The parish of Christ church will hold their annual meeting on the even- ins',of Easter Monday, April 11th, at 7:3O o'clock.
 Superintendent Bishop of the Housatonic road resigned April l, and has been appointed purchasing agent of the Consolidated road.
 Read W. NJ. Chapin's advertisement of the stock he will offer for sale at Canaan April 12, and of the prize ami mals he will exhibit.
 Judge Granger has been afflicted with a severe cold which confined him to the house two weeks, but he ventur- cd out Monday.
 Mrs Patrick Monahan, of Brooklyn, N. r., 8 former resident of this town, visited friends here last week, after an absence of several years.
 A resolution passed the Connecti- cut Senate March 29 appointing Clar- ence l.. Reid of Stamford deputy judge of the borough court of Stamford.
 W. B. Hall $ Go of Bridgeport are now making their grand spring opening of dry goods before Easter. Their new advertisement was received too late for publication to-day.
 Now read F. P. Perry x Co.'S new advertisement. They have fine assort- ment of foot wear and can please the most fastidious in style or the most economical on price.
 It is reported that N. Van Deusen of Ashley Falls has sold his stock of merchandise to A. B. Garfield or Ernest Webster of East Canaan, but we have received no official notice of it.
 The Winsted Herald commenced it's S5th year last week. Long may it sail with Neighbor Vaiu at the helm. May the only smoke of its torment be the clouds arising from Vsill's meer- schaum.
 To-day you miss the picture of Par sons's cat, which has been removed to give space to mention the new attrac' Gons at Parsons's store and the polite invitation to inspect them.
 pr B. c. Gidman, of Bristol, who will soon locate here, has hired front room in the second story of Cummings block and will fit it up for his office.
 -E. R. Lorrain has moved into the M. E. parsonage. John Turner hai moved to Ashley Falls, and William Waller has moved into the house vaca ted by MT Turner.
 At the regular communication O. Housatonic Lodge. No. 61, F. & A. NJ on Saturday evening, April 9, the F. c degree will be conferred.
 A special meeting of the David s Cowles post will bc held this (Wednes day) evening, at Armory hall. Al members of the post are earnestl.. requested to attend.
 On account of the death of NJ Cspron the photo gallery at Millertol is offered for sale. This Is one of the bes of locations and is 8 good opening fo an energetic artist. See adv.
 ..S7hpers < Mashushek Pianos, Este and Mason < Hamlin Organs rented o for sale by Capewell the Jeweler. Nc 1886 Main street. West Winsted, Conn.
 The Hous. R-R. Go. are driving pile around the pier of the Housatonic rive bridge above Ashley Falls, to strength sen t against the spring floods, but the will rebuild the pier soon as low wat. viii permit
 -Rev E. F. Atwood has resigned tn acting pas.orate of the Cong. church il Harwinton, to take effect July l. M Atwood is well-known as Q promlner Sunday school worker, and as membe of the Grand Army of the Republic having been Chaplain of the Depar ment of Conn.-[Winsted Herald.
 IN. P. Loomis, who for nearly for years has been the courteous and popl lar clerk of the Warner House, hi resigned. He left town last Saturda, He needs a rest, but would not pos lively agree to return, although Lant lord Warner, the travelling public an our citizens desire him to.
 Only 8 small amount of money wi be required to meet the incidental e penses of holding the live stock e1hit ton and sale here. Probably S25 wi be sufficient. George P. Strong authorized to collect the funds. No, neiehbors and business men, when calls for your contribution please T spena ehssrfully and promptly.